The German The Arab and The Jew – non-fiction

 

 

See this blog is not a justification God-forbid – when they asked Ellie Wiesel, I don’t recall the details, but for receiving the Noble Peace prize, if you would forgive the Germans? – There is no reason to ever forgive people who did such henious crimes, particularly if they themselves don’t feel any remorse.

 

 

 

However, I am going to explain psychologically why they did what they did and in the understanding of another person, automatically comes a certain element, of let’s call it non-harshness, nonjudgmentalism.

 

You see, the Germans suffer from what’s called innate delusions of grander – this is in fact as they are the tribe of a Amalek; this Jewish mysticism teaches us how Amalek is what is called irrational illogical delusions of grander.

 

 

 

You see sometimes a person gets complemented – as one of the farms I had the pleasure of working at for Kosher supervision, one of the former addicts who is there happened to have been a famous pianist and he told me that getting complemented as a kid created a certain delusion in him and even till today he’s a little bit pompous; and that’s why the Germans are pompous; because they have this innate delusion of grandeur.

 

 

However what happens is in the person’s own mind they seem to be the most important person in the world – and therefore they cannot handle when someone else is succsesful.

 

 

In fact, this is actually why Arabs have become so sadistic, malicious, very much imitating -perhaps and even more sadistic and barbaric savage, if that is even possible – the Nazi German behavior.

 

Because as Chassidus teaches us,the Arabs suffer from deep ingratitude.

 

This was in fact the problem with their ancestor Yishmoel, that instead of realizing That being the son of Abraham was an obligation, he looked at it as an inheritance, as a right!…therefore resented anyone that might have come who in in his eyes usurped him.

 

 

 

This is as the saying “never serve a king who was once a servant” – because such a person doesn’t realize that being a king is not to be the Lord of the people, but to be the servant of the people.

 

 

 

On the other hand,the Jewish people from Isaac and from Jacob, up and throughout all the centuries realized, that being a Jew doesn’t make you greater than anyone, it makes you absolutely responsible for everyone! – and this is why to this very day Jews inordinently give extraordinary amounts of charity and they have compassion and do amazing things for the world; because their viewpoint is not God-forbid we are somehow better than anyone else – as a Jew I know that none of us feel  that way – rather, we have an innate sense that the other man is my brother / sister, and his fate is my responsibility, not because I am better, rather because that is the natural thing for a human to do.